Woman Calls Out Seyi Tinubu, Cubana Chief Priest, Obi Cubana Over Unpaid Campaign Trip to Owerri
“I Need To Get Paid” — Woman Calls Out Seyi Tinubu, Cubana Chief Priest, Obi Cubana After Owerri Campaign Trip
A woman has sparked major reactions online after publicly calling out Seyi Tinubu, Cubana Chief Priest, and Obi Cubana, claiming she was left stranded after traveling to Owerri for a campaign event linked to the City Boy Movement. In a video currently circulating on social media, the woman alleged that she was invited from Lagos to Imo State to participate in campaign activities, but did not receive the payment that was reportedly promised to her. According to her, she also did not benefit from any of the empowerment items that were distributed during the event.
Visibly frustrated in the video, the woman claimed that she spent time and effort traveling for the event with the expectation that she would be compensated. She said:
“I need to get paid. After hiring us from Lagos to Onwerri to campaign for you, I didn’t get paid as promised and I didn’t even collect any of the items shared. Now I don’t have money to go back to Lagos.
Her emotional appeal has quickly drawn attention online, with many people debating the issue of political mobilization, campaign promises, and how supporters are treated after political events.
The event in question was reportedly connected to the City Boy Movement, a political support initiative associated with supporters of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Such gatherings often include youth empowerment programs, distribution of items, and public engagements aimed at mobilizing supporters. However, the woman’s claim suggests that not everyone who participated may have received the benefits they expected. At the time of this report, there has been no official response from the individuals mentioned in the allegation.
“I Need To Get Paid. After Hiring Us From Lagos To Owerri To Campaign For You, I Didn’t Get Paid As Promised And Didn’t Even Collect Any Of The Items Shared. Now I Don’t Have Money To Go Back To Lagos.” ~ Woman Calls Out Seyi Tinubu, Cubana Chief Priest And Obi Cubana After… pic.twitter.com/wCzZUjpI5o
— Somto Okonkwo (@General_Somto) March 16, 2026.
The video has sparked a wave of reactions across social media platforms. Some users sympathized with the woman, arguing that people who participate in political activities should not be abandoned after being mobilized. Others, however, questioned the circumstances surrounding her participation and whether the arrangement was officially coordinated by the individuals she mentioned. As the video continues to circulate, many Nigerians are calling for clarification from the organizers of the event.
Incidents like this highlight a larger issue in Nigerian politics, the role of mobilized supporters during campaigns and political events. Many young Nigerians often travel long distances to participate in rallies, empowerment programs, and campaign activities with the hope of financial support, networking opportunities, or economic benefits. However, when expectations are not met, it can lead to frustration and public accusations.
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EverydayStoryNetwork Thoughts
Whether the claim turns out to be accurate or not, this story highlights an important lesson. Political participation should never leave ordinary citizens stranded, frustrated, or feeling used. Transparency and accountability in political mobilization are essential to ensure that supporters are treated fairly and respectfully.
What Do You Think?
Do you think political supporters are sometimes used and abandoned after campaign events?
Or could this situation simply be a misunderstanding between participants and organizers?
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